Happy in the End

A series of inked illustrations that are digitized, screen printed, and then painted on canvas wrapped around hardwood panels. I was inspired to use some of the most clichéd pop culture signifiers - skulls, flowers, and succulents due to their impersonal monotony, their fluid meaning, and their ability to generate aesthetic pleasure.

By repeating and juxtaposing these symbols, I hope to generate iterative patterns, and disruptions that demonstrate the flux of signification with a perspective that is both hopeful and ironic.

I have some of these pieces left for sale in my art shop as well as fine art prints in the print shop. Please reach out directly via email if you have questions at SummerRomascoStudio@gmail.com.

This Side of the Blue

A series of colorful acrylic works based on hand-drawn inky illustrations of skulls and daisies that have been digitized, painted, and then screen printed onto canvas mounted on 27 x 16 x 2.5 inch hardwood panels.

I have three of these pieces left (in Cabernet, Lemon, and Prussian) . You can buy one now in my shop, or reach out directly via email if you have questions at SummerRomascoStudio@gmail.com.

The Shape of Goneness

A series of acrylic works based on hand-drawn inky illustrations of skulls that have been digitized, painted, and then screen printed onto canvas mounted on 20 x 16 inch hardwood panels.